Yemeni President blesses the victory of the Palestinian people ,calls for the aggression to lift the siege ,end the military presence

His Excellency Field Marshal Mahdi Al-Mashat, the Chairman of the Supreme Political Council, congratulated the Palestinian people and the resistance movements for their victory in the Battle of the Jerusalem Sword . In which the Israeli enemy’s entity tasted the bitterness of humiliation and dishonor by being exposed impotent to the steadfastness and cohesion of the Palestinian people and the resistance’s missile strikes.

The President said in his speech this evening on the occasion of the 31st anniversary of Yemeni unity, “The Palestinian victory has restored the nation’s confidence in God and in itself.It has only to move with all responsibility and make that divine victory a motivation for it to continue the road towards Jerusalem.”,praising the Yemeni people’s attitudes for the victory of Palestine.

The head of the Supreme Political Council called on those who normalized with the Israeli enemy to review their attitudes and return to correctness for their own benefit and their nation.

President Al-Mashat also called on the leadership of the coalition represented by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to lift the siege on the Yemeni people and to engage seriously in discussions to stop the military and economic war. He also called to end the military presence in the lands and waters of Yemen, joint work to stop all hostilities ,and address the effects and repercussions of the war, leading to the resumption of relations on the basis of the resumption of relations based on brotherhood, good neighborliness, mutual respect, joint cooperation, and safeguarding the security, sovereignty and interests of the two brotherly countries and peoples.

He reiterated that the United Nations and everyonemust be ready to actively contribute to achieve peace, while stressing the need to separate the humanitarian and other aspects.He stressed that opening airports and ports and ending the existing blockade is a pure right for the Yemeni people, and such issues should not be transformed into weapons of bargaining or a weapon of the war’s weapons to extract negotiation gains.